Aesop Rock - Appleseed - IEX Clear/Black Vinyl trap as well as Jem Doulton

as well as Jem Doulton

while Christian evangelists like Bob Larson waged war on the music from the pulpit

and that an understanding of its appropriation of language and technology is an understanding of the now

Mirrors captures the frenetic energy that propels Pupil Slicer forward

Recorded when he was just 23-years-old

Aesop Rock - Appleseed - IEX Clear/Black Vinyl trap as well as Jem DoultonOn limited Clear & Black Smoke vinyl. The explosion of indie Hip Hop labels in the early 90s resulted in an ongoing snowball effect that started to shift the narrative around an artist's need to sign to a major label. Coincidentally, quality home recording equipment was also becoming more easily accessible and, with the rising popularity of CD R technology, this allowed artists to write, record, and manufacture their own albums right at home.